Turn off the water mains at the shut off valve and contact us immediately for a diagnosis and repair.

The water mains are typically located at the front of the property, nearby a garden tap.

Low water pressure can be caused by numerous factors. Such as blockages, faulty devices within the system or undersized pipework.

All modern shower outlets are fitted with a water saver, which drastically reduces the pressure when showering.

If you believe there still isn’t great pressure at the other outlets throughout the home, contact us and we can investigate further for you.

In some areas, the water pressure entering the home isn’t the best and unfortunately there isn’t much we can do about that.

The most common signs of a tank starting to reach their due date would be inefficient performances, signs of water leakage surrounding the base of the tank or even discolored water entering your hot water supply.

Immediately turn off the gas supply at the meter or LP regulator and contact us to diagnose and repair.

If you believe the leak is on the meter itself or an emergency, you can contact Gas Leaks and Emergency Services (1800 427 532) to get someone out within 4 hours to repair.

A sudden spike could be due to a faulty appliance, a gas leak, or inefficient appliance use.

Contact us to investigate the gas system and diagnose any possible faults.